SERVICE

Denver Ceramic Inlay & Onlay

Denver practices sending ceramic inlay and onlay cases to Dani Dental work with a lab that runs a fully digital ceramic workflow. We accept intraoral scans from iTero, 3Shape, and Medit, or conventional PVS impressions if that is your preference. Either path lands in the same CAD design queue, milled or pressed in feldspathic porcelain or lithium disilicate matched to shade tabs you specify at case submission.

  • Pre-paid two-way shipping, nationwide
  • A named technician on every case
  • Margins verified against your prescription
  • Tempe + Tucson locations

THE SERVICE

Built to your prescription.

Denver practices sending ceramic inlay and onlay cases to Dani Dental work with a lab that runs a fully digital ceramic workflow. We accept intraoral scans from iTero, 3Shape, and Medit, or conventional PVS impressions if that is your preference. Either path lands in the same CAD design queue, milled or pressed in feldspathic porcelain or lithium disilicate matched to shade tabs you specify at case submission.

THE DETAIL

How we build it.

Most national-network labs serving the Denver market route your ceramic case through a centralized triage system where no single technician owns the outcome. Dani Dental assigns a named technician to your account. That person knows your preferred shade system, your margin-prep style, and any occlusion notes you have flagged on past cases. The difference shows up in the second and third case, where fit and shade consistency tighten because the same hands are reading your work. Large-volume dental labs that dominate national market share compete on price-per-unit volume discounts that require you to hit minimum monthly case counts. Dani Dental does not tier pricing behind volume gates. A single-practice Denver dentist sending four inlay cases a month gets the same ceramic workflow, the same named technician, and the same turnaround commitment as a multi-location group. Transparent pricing is posted per case type, not hidden behind a sales call. Communication is where accounts most often cite frustration with their previous lab. At Dani Dental, every case ships with the technician's direct line. Response time for in-progress case questions is same business day, not routed through a general support inbox. For Denver practices, where patient scheduling windows are tight and same-day dentistry is increasingly part of the workflow, that response speed is the practical difference between seating the restoration at the planned appointment and rebooking.

GETTING CASES TO US

Logistics, to the bench.

Denver practices sending ceramic inlay and onlay cases to Dani Dental work with a lab that runs a fully digital ceramic workflow. We accept intraoral scans from iTero, 3Shape, and Medit, or conventional PVS impressions if that is your preference. Either path lands in the same CAD design queue, milled or pressed in feldspathic porcelain or lithium disilicate matched to shade tabs you specify at case submission. The Mile High altitude does not affect the ceramics, but your schedule does matter. Denver accounts typically see a 5-to-7 business day turnaround from the moment your scan or impression arrives at our Arizona lab. Rush cases, agreed in advance, can compress to 3 days. Every inlay and onlay ships with a margin-check report and the direct contact of the technician who designed and finished the restoration, so if a question arises at the delivery appointment you reach a person, not a ticket queue. Fit issues are addressed under our remake policy without a separate fee authorization process. If the restoration does not seat to your clinical standard, document the issue and contact us the same day. We turn remake cases around with the same priority as new work, and we log the adjustment reason internally to improve future cases for your account.

COMMON QUESTIONS

What practices ask

What scan formats does Dani Dental accept for ceramic inlay and onlay cases from Denver?
We accept STL and PLY files from iTero, 3Shape, and Medit scanners. If you prefer conventional workflow, PVS impressions ship to our Arizona lab and enter the same CAD design queue. Either path targets the same 5-to-7 business day turnaround from receipt. Contact your assigned technician before your first case to confirm scanner export settings if you are sending digitally for the first time.
Which ceramic materials are available for inlays and onlays?
We mill and press in feldspathic porcelain and lithium disilicate (e.max compatible). Material selection is case-specific: occlusal load, preparation design, and shade requirements all factor in. Your technician will flag any case where the prep design suggests a material change before fabrication begins, not after the restoration is finished. Monolithic options are available for high-load posterior cases where fracture risk is the primary concern.
How does the remake policy work for Denver accounts?
If a ceramic inlay or onlay does not seat to your clinical standard, document the fit issue and contact your assigned technician the same day of the delivery attempt. We do not route remake requests through a separate approval process. The technician reviews the documentation, confirms the remake scope, and the case re-enters the fabrication queue at the same priority as new work. There is no additional fee for remakes that fall within our stated remake criteria.
Can I request rush turnaround for a Denver ceramic inlay or onlay case?
Rush cases can compress to 3 business days from scan or impression receipt when agreed in advance, meaning before the case ships. Same-day or next-day turnaround is not a standard offering for ceramic inlay and onlay work. If your Denver practice runs same-day dentistry workflows, contact us to discuss whether a milled-in-office option or a pre-scheduled rush slot makes more clinical sense for your specific volume.
How are shade and margin specifications communicated to the technician?
Each case submission includes a case form where you specify shade tab reference, stump shade if relevant, surface texture preference, and any occlusion notes. Digital photos of the preparation and adjacent dentition are strongly encouraged, particularly for anterior cases or complex shade matching. Your named technician reviews the form and photos before fabrication and contacts you if any specification is ambiguous, rather than making a judgment call that requires a remake.
Does Dani Dental require a minimum monthly case count from Denver practices?
No minimum case count applies. Pricing is per case, not tiered behind volume thresholds. A single-location Denver practice sending two or three ceramic cases per month receives the same named-technician workflow, the same turnaround commitment, and the same transparent pricing as a high-volume multi-location account. If your volume grows, your pricing structure does not change until you discuss it directly with us.

REQUEST A DOCTOR KIT

Try the work before you switch.

Request a Doctor Kit and we'll mail RX pads, a shade guide, and pre-paid shipping for your first three cases. No call, no contract.